Finance Law Author

Willow Chen

Willow Chen is a skilled tax and estate planning lawyer with a strong background in tax law. She has represented numerous clients in tax controversies and has a deep understanding of the complex tax and financial issues involved.

Credentials

J.D., University of Nebraska, LL.M. in Taxation

10+ yearsTax LawEstate Planning

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Articles by Willow Chen

How to Get a Commercial Building Loan: Qualify and ApplyDoes a 401k Withdrawal Affect Your Credit Score?How Does Buy Now, Pay Later Work? Hidden Fees and RisksWhy Borrow Money: Reasons, Benefits, and ProtectionsWhere Is the Best Place to Save for a Down Payment?How to Book an Accrual: Journal Entry and Tax RulesHow to Pull Money From a Credit Card: 4 MethodsThe 4 Types of Stablecoins: Regulations and Tax RulesIs Revolving Credit Good? Pros, Risks, and CostsHow Do I Get Life Insurance for Myself: From Quotes to ApprovalHow Long Does It Take to Transfer Between Banks?How to File a Tax Extension Online: Form 4868Is Credit an Asset? Why It's Not and What It CostsWhy Is It Important to Save for Retirement?What Is a Debit Hold and How Does It Work?When Is the Best Time to Buy Life Insurance?Can Times Interest Earned Be Negative? What It MeansWhy Are Posting References Entered in the Journal?How Do Bonds Work With Interest Rates: Prices and YieldsHow to Buy Oil ETFs: Futures, Equity, and TaxesWhat Is Interest Capitalization and How Does It Work?What Is a Trace ID: ACH Numbers and Missing PaymentsCan I Refinance a New Car Loan? Timing and EligibilityHow to Set Up Bi-Monthly Mortgage Payments With Your ServicerWhy the Stock Market Isn't Open 24/7 and What's ChangingWhat Does Cash Flow Represent: Definition and TypesWhat Is the Purpose of Disability Income Insurance?Do It Yourself Debt Consolidation: Strategies and RulesWhere to Get Financial Advice and Who to TrustWhere Does a Right-of-Use Asset Go on the Balance Sheet?